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megaadam wrote: other IDEs than Eclipse
So true! Eclipse is a memory, cpu and energy hog!
Eclipse!!! Ugh! I was always a Visual Studio developer in the past.
So when Eclipse arose and I did some work on Java I was completely turned off.
It's such an unwieldy beast. When Android dev first started it was via Eclipse and it was ridiculously difficult just to transfer an Android project from one computer to another to work on. The Eclipse Project format was so confusing and invariably you would be missing something.
So glad Android switched the JetBrains (Android Studio).
I've been working on an Java app for work and it was done in Eclipse.
The first thing I did was retool so that I can :
1) build from command line
2) Use Visual Studio Code as the editor (and debugger with plugins).
It's so much lighter than the Eclipse beast.
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raddevus wrote: Eclipse is a memory, cpu and energy hog!
I rejected Eclipse years ago because I couldn't afford a PC powerful enough to support it.
But then: This morning, the puddles had 5-10 mm ice sheaths. (The paved roads had 0.1 mm invisible ice sheaths, making them sort of like a skating rink...). The PC offloads other electric heaters in my living room 
Sure, a heat pump will give you a lot more heat per kWh of electricity than a plain electric heater does. But as long as you use conventional electrical heaters: At this time of the year, you might as well use your PC as one.
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trønderen wrote: I rejected Eclipse years ago because I couldn't afford a PC powerful enough to support it.
trønderen wrote: The PC offloads other electric heaters in my living room
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The indictment lays out an international cyberespionage campaign "Laws catch flies but let hornets go free."
I *really* didn't want to post this, but Bob overruled me. Apologies for political-ish news in your daily, but it is pretty significant for our industry.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: "Laws catch flies but let hornets go free."
Specially when the hornets have money and power (or someonne behind that has money and power)...
The Verge: The exceptional talent and dedication of our teams in Pittsburgh, Atlanta and Oklahoma City who spent years tracking these members of the GRU is unmatched,”
I can imagine who / where are going to be the next target(s)
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Without access to data, it's hard to make tools that actually work. Enter synthetic data: artificial information developers and engineers can use as a stand-in for real data. Prove yourself brave, truthful, and unselfish, and someday, you will be real data.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Without access to data, it's hard to make tools that actually work.
Then the ones programming the apps that generate the data have a very, very dark future... haven't they? 
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Microsoft’s GitHub acquisition has caused Windows devs to “go native” by learning to love open source ways of thinking and doing. Go pull my other request
Then again, it might explain a few things about stability
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The forthcoming Linux 5.10 looks like it will include further fixes for the Year 2038 problem, aka Y2K38. "Time keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin' Into the future"
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Experienced programmers have tales to tell about the things they had to do to test and debug their applications. printf("Made it this far");
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functionize wrote: Experienced programmers have tales to tell about the things they had to do to test and debug their applications.
is he implying that microsoft only employs newbies and morons? 
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Rest assured that Gartner has its share of buzzwords in its 2021 trends listing, but the technologies in whole tell a story. Here's a look at the trends and some color commentary. For next year's game of Buzzword Bingo
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Kent Sharkey wrote: For next year's game of Buzzword Bullsh1t Bingo
FTFY
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Yup, but I try to keep it PG
TTFN - Kent
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We’ve lived with C# for two decades. How much has it changed? For those that missed the start of the show
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I can accept highly biased... but, is it a good review?
Genuine curious, since I don't have the time to read it carefully right now.
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meh Pretty much just the bullet-points. Probably more of a "highly opinionated survey" than a review.
But...Monday.
TTFN - Kent
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Kent Sharkey wrote: meh Pretty much just the bullet-points. Probably more of a "highly opinionated survey" than a review.
Thanks, then I will use my time with something more useful... like the other news
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Microsoft Edge WebView2 for Win32 C/C++ is generally available and ready for use in production applications! For those that want to web their win
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Kent Sharkey wrote: is generally available and ready for use in production applications!
In other words...
We have released our alpha version, please be so nice and start using it, so we can try to fix the bugs you find and get to the beta stadium.
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One of the recurring things that come to bite me and my team is having a less experienced engineer or new joiner work completely alone on a project for weeks or months. "It's dangerous to go alone! Take this."
Or senior, IMO. It's always helpful to bounce ideas off of someone.
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As often... it depends on the lone ranger and on the team...
Although I can see the point of the quote, there are exceptions (that are more common than they should)
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NASA has granted Nokia $14.1 million to build the first-ever 4G mobile network on the moon. I'm guessing that won't count in my 'free long distance' plan?
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Are they leaving some cell phones too (just in case)?
I wonder if the aliens in the dark side of the moon will get them and start using twitter or whatsapp.
Why did noone think on this before? We could have saved a lot of time and computing power from SETI@Home...
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A bug in the latest release of Chrome, and other Chromium-based browsers, is causing random debug.log files to be created on user's desktops and other folders. Testing in production again?
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